Attribution theory Flashcards

1
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Define attribution

A

A perception of the reason for an outcome of an event

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2
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Define internal attribution

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Within a performers control

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3
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Define external attribution

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Outside the performers control

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4
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What is a stable attribute?

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Unlikely to change in the short-term

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5
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What is a unstable attribute?

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Can change in a short amount of time

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6
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What are the four quadrants of Weiner’s attribution model?

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Internal, External, Stable, Unstable

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7
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What is self-serving bias?

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Using external and/or unstable reasons for losing

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8
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Define the term learned helplessness

A

Using internal stable reasons for losing

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9
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What is attribution retraining

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Changing the reasons given for success or failure

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10
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What is the locus of causality referring to?

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Internal and External factors

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11
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What is the locus of stability referring to?

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Stable and unstable factors

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